2011-12 Men's Basketball Media Guide

Quick Facts

Name of School: ......................University of Illinois Springfield or UISFounded: ........................................................................................................1970Enrollment: ..................................................................... 5,174 (Fall 2010)Location: ............................................................Springfield, Ill. (116,250)Colors: ....................................................................Navy Blue/Vegas GoldAffiliation: ............................................................................NCAA Division IIConference: ..................................................................Great Lakes ValleyChancellor: .........................................................................Dr. Susan KochAlma mater: ...........................................................Dakota State (S.D.) ‘71Director of Athletics:.................................................................Kim PateAlma Mater: ..........................................................Brevard College (N.C.) ‘03Sports Information Director: .................................................... Tony BlackOffice Number: ................................................................... 217-206-8547Cell Phone: ........................................................................... 318-751-33802010-11 Record: .................................................................................. 8-172010-11 GLVC Record: ..................................................................... 4-14Head Coach: ...................................................Ben Wierzba (Second Year)Record at UIS: ............................................................................................. 8-17Career Record: ............................................................................................. 8-17Assistant Coach: Jeremy Herring (3rd Year), Chad Harmon (1st Year)Starters Returning/Loss: ....................................................................4/2Letterman Returning/Loss: ...............................................................7/5Gymnasium: ........................The Recreation and Athletic Center (3,000)

Table of Contents

Pg. 1 ........................................................................................Table of ContentsPg. 2 ........................................................................................ History of TRACPg. 3 ...........................................................Administration and Head CoachesPg. 4-13 ...................................................... University of Illinois SpringfieldPg. 14-16.....................................................Men’s Basketball Coaching StaffPg. 17-36..................................................................................The Prairie StarsPg. 37 ................................................................................2010-11 GLVC RecapPg. 38-47..............................................UIS NCAA Division II Record Book

The 2011-12 University of Illinois Springfield men’s basketball media guide was written and designed by Sports Information Director Tony Black. Photographs taken by Tony Black, Randy E. Blue and UIS Public Relations. All Rights Reserved. The record book section is strictly from the NCAA Division II era for UIS Athletics

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Men’s Basketball All-Time at TRAC

All-Time Record ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................40-21First Game ...........................................................................................................................................................................................Nov. 3, 2007 Viterbo W, 81-59First Win ....................................................................................................................................................................................................Nov. 3, 2007 Viterbo 81-59Fifth Win .....................................................................................................................................................................................Jan. 8, 2008 Olivet Nazarene 75-6410th Win ..................................................................................................................................................................................Feb 18, 2008 Missouri Baptist 103-8720th Win .............................................................................................................................................................................Jan. 22, 2009 Hannibal-LaGrange 83-5925th Win ...................................................................................................................................................................................March 5, 2009 William Woods 74-61

The Recreation and Athletic Center is one of the newest facilities in the Great Lakes Valley Conference open-ing in 2008. It is also the newest athletic facility in the city of Springfield and considered one of the crown jewels in NCAA Division II.

The first event in TRAC was Sept. 28, 2008 when the volleyball defeated Stephens College 3-0. The Prairie Star women’s basketball team has a career 13-29 record in TRAC.

TRAC is a 74,000 square foot building with three collegiate-length basketball and volleyball courts. It also has a full service fitness center that fea-tures a three-lane elevated running track, two racquetball courts that can also con-vert to squash courts.

The recreation and athletic department offices are also housed in the TRAC, along with a state of the art athletic training of-fices. The training room offers four tables for student-athletes and a whirlpool.

Along with hosting intercollegiate athlet-ics and intramurals for UIS, TRAC has also hosted two sell outs for Illinois Boys 2A Super Sectionals. The girls 2A super

sectional has also been at near capacity in the last two seasons as well. UIS has also hosted the GLVC Championship Final Four in 2010.


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Dr. Susan KochChancellor

Kim PateDirector of Athletics

Scott ReedAssociate AD

Hayley RossAssistant AD

Mike Zandler Baseball

Ben WierzbaMen’s Basketball

Marne FauserWomen’s Basketball

Frank MarsagilaMen’s Golf

Nichole InkelWomen’s Golf

Jesse MiechMen’s Soccer

Pete KowallWomen’s Soccer

Mat MundllSoftball

Manny VelascoM&W Tennis

Angie RiggleVolleyball

A rigorous core curriculum,high expectations, and an experience that will prepareyou for infinite possibilities.Make no mistake. A U of I degree opens doors.

Public Service

We think of diversity as morethan cultural. You will live andlearn with 5,000 students whomay or may not think like youdo. You’ll understand why webelieve tolerance, ethical behavior, and grasping thegreat teachings of democracyare critical outcomes of a college education.

Diverse

OpportunitiesExpect to use the technology and contribute tothe discussion. Plan to test your career choice in the real world. Join one of our registered student organizations or start a new one. Leave behind your comfort zone.

Our location and connections mean there isno better preparation anywhere for careersin government, politics, and public service.

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PersonalProfessors who know theirstudents. Opportunities toconduct research, learn in internships and lead organizations. You can’tpromise any of that whenyou herd 300 students into alecture hall. So, we don’t.

EngagedAll of our students reach out to thecommunity and the state through volunteerism, applied research andinternships. They graduate with akeen understanding of the big picture.

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A rigorous core curriculum,high expectations, and an experience that will prepareyou for infinite possibilities.Make no mistake. A U of I degree opens doors.

Public Service

We think of diversity as morethan cultural. You will live andlearn with 5,000 students whomay or may not think like youdo. You’ll understand why webelieve tolerance, ethical behavior, and grasping thegreat teachings of democracyare critical outcomes of a college education.

Diverse

OpportunitiesExpect to use the technology and contribute tothe discussion. Plan to test your career choice in the real world. Join one of our registered student organizations or start a new one. Leave behind your comfort zone.

Our location and connections mean there isno better preparation anywhere for careersin government, politics, and public service.

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Uof I Degree

PersonalProfessors who know theirstudents. Opportunities toconduct research, learn in internships and lead organizations. You can’tpromise any of that whenyou herd 300 students into alecture hall. So, we don’t.

EngagedAll of our students reach out to thecommunity and the state through volunteerism, applied research andinternships. They graduate with akeen understanding of the big picture.


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Academic ResourcesTake advantage of the broad range of services we offer

Diversity Center�e Diversity Center promotes intercultural dialogue and other initiatives to create a campus climate that welcomes diversity and eliminates divisions, intolerance, and stereo-typing. We also offer a range of academic and cultural programs that will help you becomepart of a vital, caring community. www.uis.edu/diversitycenter

Center for Teaching and LearningAll you have to do is ask. We’ll work with you on writing skills, grammar and usage, math and statistics, software applications, reading, studying and test taking. www.uis.edu/ctl

Career Development CenterOur licensed professional counselors work with each student individually. We can help youfind an internship, write your resume and create a job search plan for after graduation. www.uis.edu/careerservices

Undergraduate Academic Advising Center�is center is for all new first year students, sophomores, and undeclared transfer students whowant assistance choosing a major. Advisors can help you think about possible careers, identifythe classes you’ll need, and prepare for coursework in your major. www.uis.edu/advising


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Approximately 1,100 students live incampus housing every year.

Residence HallsFounders Residence Hall is brand new. Lincoln Residence Hall is justten years old. Freshmen and sophomores live here in two bedroom-onebath suites. When we say we have the most luxurious student housingin the state, we can back that up.

TownhousesPrivate bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, full kitchens.

Apartments One, two, and four-bedroom furnished apartments are available for upperclassmen and graduate students.

Dining�ere are 3 meal plans available…two designed for students in our residence halls, one designed for students who have a kitchen but occasionally want a meal or snack from our modern Food Emporium.

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Perks of UIS Housing• High speed internet and cable access in every room

(UIS is a wireless campus, too)• �e Grille Café in Founders Hall – open to all students• Two gourmet coffee shops on campus, including one

in the Library • Plenty of washers and dryers• Plenty of parking, even freshmen can bring cars• Close – less than a five minute walk to all classrooms,

labs and library• UIS Bookstore conveniently located in Founders Hall• i-Card – cashless purchasing all over campus• Security – staffed front desk, key card access, video

monitoring of entrances and exits in residence halls.• Full-time resident directors

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Living Learning Communities

Leadership for Life Service Wing Students take advantage of numerous special opportunities, includingleadership training, expanded volunteer opportunities, a once-a-yearwilderness retreat, and a community of service-oriented people.

Healthy Lifestyles Community Dedicated to holistic wellness and the absence of alcohol, tobacco, andcontrolled substances as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Necessary Steps Upper class mentors are assigned to help first generation college students adapt to the university environment.

International House An immersion experience for qualified students who wish to live withother students of multiple countries, cultures, and languages. Adjacenttownhouses are set aside for students who choose this option.


Campus LifeMake the most of your spare time. �ink of it as another form of learning.

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Intramurals and RecreationCompetition in several intramural and sport clubs is open to all students. You can also take advantage of fitness and instructional classes, special events, and outings and trips. �e Recreation and Athletic Center (TRAC) features a performance arena, basketball and volleyball courts, fitness and weight rooms, handball, squash and racquetball courts, and an indoor running track. www.uis.edu/recsports

Student LifeUIS has more than 85 clubs and organizations, a highly active student government, and student programming opportunities. �e best part about the clubs at UIS? If you don’t see what you like, identify a few like-minded students and start a new organization.www.uis.edu/studentlife

Office of Volunteerism and Civic EngagementHow do you cultivate the seeds of ethical and moral thought, and citizen responsibility? By providing opportunities for action. UIS students devote thousands of hours to community service and giving to the local region. www.uis.edu/volunteer

�e Arts at UIS�e possibilities are endless whether you are performing or just enjoying. �e 2,000-seat Sangamon Auditorium offers world-class entertainment and student discounts. �e VisualArts Gallery brings in internationally acclaimed artists and exhibits. UIS �eatre holds openauditions for its many productions. Student musical groups include the UIS Chorus, Band,Chamber Orchestra, World Music Percussion Ensemble, and Native American Flute Circle.www.uis.edu/about/arts


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Men’sBaseball, Basketball, Golf,Soccer, Tennis

Women’sBasketball, Golf, Soccer,Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

�e Recreation and Althletic Center (TRAC)• 3,000-seat sports arena• 3 collegiate-length basketball and

volleyball courts• Racquetball/squash courts• Elevated running track• Cardio/weight training and exercise facilities

Athletic / Recreational facilities• Kiwanis Stadium (soccer)• UIS Softball Complex• UIS Tennis Courts• Baseball practice field• Cricket Field • Disc Golf Course• Student Life Building Gymnasium• Rec Park• South Fields• Sport Club Field

Recreational Opportunities• Intramurals• Sport Clubs: Baseball, soccer, squash• Group Exercise• Personal Training• Wellness • Instructional classes (i.e. Karate,

5K training)• Special events


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Men’sBaseball, Basketball, Golf,Soccer, Tennis

Women’sBasketball, Golf, Soccer,Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

�e Recreation and Althletic Center (TRAC)• 3,000-seat sports arena• 3 collegiate-length basketball and

volleyball courts• Racquetball/squash courts• Elevated running track• Cardio/weight training and exercise facilities

Athletic / Recreational facilities• Kiwanis Stadium (soccer)• UIS Softball Complex• UIS Tennis Courts• Baseball practice field• Cricket Field • Disc Golf Course• Student Life Building Gymnasium• Rec Park• South Fields• Sport Club Field

Recreational Opportunities• Intramurals• Sport Clubs: Baseball, soccer, squash• Group Exercise• Personal Training• Wellness • Instructional classes (i.e. Karate,

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Things to doGrab a LatteIf the two coffee houses on campus aren’t enough, gourmet coffee issold all over Springfield. Student fave: Café Andiamo

Listen to Live Music�ere are several venues downtown and around Springfield for livemusic and clubs. Student fave: Marley’s

Do Some ShoppingEverything from folk and fine art to retro clothing to used books is downtown. �ere’s also White Oaks Mall and a gigantic ScheelsSports. Student fave: Recycled Records

Catch a MovieScreens in Springfield: 28. Student fave: the Drive-In

Go to the �eatreAll of Central Illinois comes to campus for Broadway shows andmajor concert, music and dance productions in the 2,000 seatSangamon Auditorium, but Springfield’s local theater scene isequally vibrant. Student fave: Hoogland Fine Arts Center

Grab Some FoodName it and Springfield has it – �ai, sushi, steakhouses, Mexican,all-you-can eat buffets, vegetarian. Student favorites include HeadWest Subs, El Burrito, Coldstone Creamery, B-Dubs, ChipotleMexican Grill, and any pizza place that delivers. Student fave: Downtown sidewalk dining

Get Your Picture Taken With LincolnHis presence is everywhere. It’s part of Springfield’s charm, history, and economy. Student fave: �e Presidential Museum.


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Intercollegiate AthleticsFeel the promise of UIS athletics and build on our past (we have three national championships). The Prairie Stars compete in NCAA Division IIas a member of the highly competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference. Yourteammates will share your passion for sport and your coaches will truly careabout your success as both an athlete and a student.

In 2010-2011, UIS athletes were named GLVC Players of the Week andseveral players were All-Conference selections in their respective sports. Atotal of 93 athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Academic HonorRoll for having GPAs of 3.0 or better. Of those 93, 31 had a GPA of 3.5and six earned 4.0.

UIS is equally proud of the caring attitudes of our athletes. In 2010-2011,Prairie Stars athletes donated hundreds of hours of work to charitable projects including: Holiday Stars Canned Food Drive, Ball-Chatham FunFair, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and Make-A-WishFoundation.

Get Up and Move!


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Intercollegiate AthleticsFeel the promise of UIS athletics and build on our past (we have three national championships). The Prairie Stars compete in NCAA Division IIas a member of the highly competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference. Yourteammates will share your passion for sport and your coaches will truly careabout your success as both an athlete and a student.

In 2010-2011, UIS athletes were named GLVC Players of the Week andseveral players were All-Conference selections in their respective sports. Atotal of 93 athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Academic HonorRoll for having GPAs of 3.0 or better. Of those 93, 31 had a GPA of 3.5and six earned 4.0.

UIS is equally proud of the caring attitudes of our athletes. In 2010-2011,Prairie Stars athletes donated hundreds of hours of work to charitable projects including: Holiday Stars Canned Food Drive, Ball-Chatham FunFair, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and Make-A-WishFoundation.

Get Up and Move!


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SpringfieldPopulation 120,000Located at the intersection of Interstates 55 and 72

We’ve been called the quintessential Midwestern city. Not too big,not too small. Friendly people who value their public university andgenuinely welcome the students who move here every August.

Springfield possesses the energy that comes with being the state capital of Illinois balanced by a relaxed atmosphere defined by acharming downtown and the priceless historic sites that tell thestory of the nation’s greatest president.

TransportationIt’s easy to get around Springfield by car. Rush hour is virtually non-existent. For students who don’t plan to bring a car, the university is on the metro bus route. You can easily get to downtownor to area shopping centers, including White Oaks Mall. For students seeking a getaway, St. Louis is less than 90 minutes awayand Chicago is 3 ½ hours.

MedicalSpringfield is a regional medical destination, with two full-servicehospitals and multi-specialty health centers and clinics.

Recreation• Nine golf courses• Lake Springfield• Miles of bike trails• 28 parks, nature centers and wildlife sanctuaries• Water park• 5K runs and outdoor festivals and theatre productions


Ben Wierzba is in his second season as the head men’s basketball coach at UIS. In his first year at the helm of the Prairie Stars, Wierzba’s squad won eight contests including four in the Great Lakes Valley Confer-ence. Individually he coached third team all-conference honoree Michael Fakuade who was in the top five of the nation in blocks and rebounds. Off the court, his first UIS team earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.06 in the spring semester.

Wierzba came to UIS after spending the previous three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Evansville under head coach Marty Simmons. Prior to joining the Aces, Wierzba spent a season working for Simmons at the University of Southern Illinois-Edwards-

ville as a member of the GLVC. Before making the move to SIU-Edwardsville, Wierzba coached at GLVC member Lewis University for two seasons under head coach Kyle Green. Wierzba’s first foray into NCAA Division I was two seasons as the Director of Basketball Operations at the United States Military Academy in West Point where he worked under Head Coach Jim Crews from 2002-04. His first full-time assistant coaching position came at GLVC member St. Joseph’s College from 2001-02 where coached for one season. Wierzba served as a graduate assistant coach at then-Division II power the University of North Dakota for a season (2000-01) and was a student assistant coach at SIU-Edwardsville (1999-2000) after his playing career concluded. As a player, Wierzba was an All-GLVC selection as a senior at SIU-Edwardsville after spending his junior season at the University of South Alabama where he helped his team to the NCAA Tournament. Wierzba started his college playing career at Lake Land College where he earned All-Region honors. As a prep, Wierzba was a standout at Farmington High School and was inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches’ Hall of Fame for his efforts on the court. As a player, Ben was a member of South Alabama’s 1998 NCAA Tournament team. He transferred to SIU-Edwardsville and was all-Great Lakes Valley Conference in 1999. Coach Wierzba served as a student assistant coach there in 2000 and later coached at the University of North Dakota, Saint Joseph’s College and Lewis University before joining Coach Crews’ staff at West Point. Wierzba comes from a basketball family. His father, Tom, recently retired as head coach at Farmington High School and is a member of the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Wierzba’s younger brother, Rhet, served two years as director of basketball operations at the University of Evansville, coached at the University of Maryland and is now an assistant coach at Mercer University. Wierzba graduated from Southern Illinois-Edwardsville in 2000 and married the former Liz McMurray in August 2011. The couple resides in Springfield.

Ben Wierzba Head Coach

Farmington, Ill. (SIUE)


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Jeremy Herring is in his third season as an assistant coach with the University of Illinois Springfield Men’s Basketball program. During his time in Springfield, Herring has helped the program’s move into NCAA Division II and the Great Lakes Valley Conference. His duties with the Prairie Stars include on-the-court coaching, game planning and all aspects of recruiting.

Herring came to UIS after serving as an assistant coach at Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais, Ill.

Herring began his coaching career in the summer of 2008 as an assistant with the Elkhart Express of the International Basketball League. For his efforts, he was selected by President/Head Coach Daimon Beathea to represent the Elkhart Express coaching staff on the 2008 IBL Eastern Conference All-Star Team.

Herring captured 2003 CCAC Freshman of the Year, 2004 CCAC Honorable Mention, 2005 CCAC First Team, and 2007 CCAC First Team honors in his collegiate playing career at Indiana University-South Bend. He graduated as the program’s all-time leading rebounder and third all-time leading scorer.

Herring played professionally for one season with the Elkhart Express and won the 2007 IBL World Championship over the Portland Chinooks. He recorded season-highs of 18 points and 14 rebounds.

Herring graduated in 2007 from Indiana University-South Bend with a B.A. in Mass Communication and received his M.A. in Organizational Leader-ship from Olivet Nazarene University.

Jeremy HerringAssistant Head CoachElkhart, Ind. (IUSB)

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Chad Harmon is in his first year as a member of the UIS men’s basketball coaching staff. Harmon joined the Prairie Stars after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach at Lincoln College in Lincoln, Ill.

Harmon experienced success with the Lynx as he helped them to consecutive national championships in both 2010 and 2011. While in Lincoln, Harmon coached the NJCAA Division II Player of the Year and a first

team All-American.

Harmon’s duties with the Lynx included braking down game film, preparing scouting reports and running the scout team. He also helped plan road trips and was involved with all aspects of recruiting.

Prior to his stint at Lincoln, Harmon was a student manager and later a student assistant coach under both Steve Merfeld and Marty Simmons at the University of Evansville. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Harmon graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Educational Studies from the University of Evansville.

Chad HarmonAssistant Coach

Cincinnati, Ohio (Evansville)


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1 Lester Hart6-1 Senior Guard

Decatur , Ill. (Parkland CC)

About Lester Hart Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Hart...

Scored 20 or more points twice...

Made at least one three-point field goal in 22-of-24 contests...

Hit 10 field goals against Rockhurst...

Made nine straight free throws...

Played over 20 minutes in 20-of-24 games...

Saw 42 minutes of action at Saint Joseph’s...

Did not foul out of a single game in 2010-11...

Scored in double figures in six of the first sev-en games...

Favorite TV Show...SportsCenter, Martin and Jamie Foxx

Favorite Pig Out Food...McDonalds

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson

Celebrity Crush...Nicki Minaj

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Corn Bread and greens.

Favorite Movie...Friday and Above the Rim


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2 Keith Smith5-6 Junior Guard

Chicago , Ill. (Northern Illinois)

About Keith Smith Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Smith...

Played in 25 games...

Missed just six free throws...

Ended the season by hitting six straight from the line...

Nine assists against Eureka ranks third in D2 era...

Had an assist in 19-of-25 games...

Did not commit a turnover in four straight games...

Forced opponents into 16 turnovers...

Scored nine points at Quincy for a season-high...

Favorite TV Show...The Fresh Prince of Bel Air

Favorite Restaurant...Sharks

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Allen Iverson

Celebrity Crush...Lauren London

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and green beans.

Guilty Pleasure...Shopping



3 Kevin Pettiford5-10 Junior Guard

Belleville , Ill. (Kaskaskia CC)

About Kevin Pettiford Click Here for Full Bio

Favorite TV Show...Martin

Favorite Restaurant...Penn Station

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Allen Iverson

Celebrity Crush...Janet Jackson

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Gumbo

Favorite Pig Out Food...Chicken Tenders

Favorite Movie...The Dark Night

Favorite Musician...Kenny G

Why Did You Choose UIS...The Academics



5 West Dawson6-5 Junior Forward

Decatur , Ill. (Lincoln CC)

About West Dawson Click Here for Full Bio

Favorite TV Show...Martin

Favorite Restaurant...Buffalo Wild Wings

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson

Celebrity Crush...Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and Trina

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Steak

Favorite Pig Out Food...Steak and Shake

Favorite Movie...Above the Rim and House Party 3

Favorite Musician...Lil Wayne and 2 Pac

Why Did You Choose UIS...Family and Friends could come see me play



11 Kentrell King6-0 Freshman Guard

Chicago , Ill. (Crete Monee)

About Kentrell King Click Here for Full Bio

Favorite TV Show...The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Favorite Restaurant...IHOP

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Frank Thomas

Celebrity Crush...Keyisha Cole

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Macaroni and Cheese

Favorite Pig Out Food...McDonalds

Favorite Movie...Training Day

Favorite Musician...Lil Wayne and Adele

Why Did You Choose UIS...Compete in a good conference and the U of I degree

Guilty Pleasure...Honeybuns



12 Kyle Gupton6-2 Junior Guard

Ypsilanti, Mich. (Henry Ford)

About Kyle Gupton Click Here for Full Bio

Favorite TV Show...The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Everybody Hates Chris

Favorite Restaurant...Red Robin

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Baron Davis

Celebrity Crush...Meagan Good

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Pizza Lasagna

Favorite Pig Out Food...Mozzarella Sticks

Favorite Movie...Coming to America

Favorite Musician...My dad

Why Did You Choose UIS...Great opportunity

Guilty Pleasure...Speeding



About Jermaine Love-Roberts Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Love-Roberts...

Played in 24 games with 19 starts...

Made over five free throws in a game seven times...

Hit 12 free throws in a game, which tied a school record...

First UIS men’s basketball player to go 12-for-12 from the line in the D2 era...

Scored 24 points against Quincy, which ranks seventh all-time...

Made seven field goals in three different con-test...

Had one steal in at least 13 games...

Favorite TV Show...All the shows on the USA Network

Favorite Pig Out Food...Wendy’s

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Michael Jordan

Celebrity Crush...Keri Hilson

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Baked chicken, mashed potatoes, broccoli and corn bread

Favorite Musician...Trell Love, J Cole and Jay Z


22 Jermaine Love-Roberts6-2 Senior Guard

Chicago Heights, Ill. (Prairie StateCC)


About Chigozie Umeadi Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Umeadi...

Named GLVC Player of the Week...

Made 24 field goals in first four games...

Started first eight games...

The 12 made are also the most taken and made without missing...

Grabbed five or more rebounds in seven game...

Was perfect from the line in six games....

Played over 30 minutes in six games...

Had 15 offensive rebounds in first three games...

Favorite TV Show...Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Martin

Favorite Pig Out Food...Ribs


Celebrity Crush...Stacey Dash

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Jell of rice and Chicken

Favorite Musician...Ricky Rozay


23 Chigozie Umeadi6-5 Junior Forward

Bellwood, Ill. (UW-Green Bay)


About Brandon Snowden Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Snowden...

Started eight of the last 11 games of the sea-son...

Scored in double figures four times...

Made a season-best eight free throws against Saint Joseph’s...

Has a streak of at least one made field goal in 14 straight games...

Forced opponents into 36 turnovers...

Had a string of an assist in four consectuive games....

Grabbed seven rebounds twice...

Had 20 minutes or more of action in 10 games...

25 Brandon Snowden6-0 Sophomore GuardChicago, Ill. (Richards)

Favorite TV Show...America’s Funniest Videos

Favorite Pig Out Food...Fries


Celebrity Crush...Meagan Good

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Lasagne

Favorite Musician...Lil Wayne



About Michael Fakuade Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Fakuade...

Second in the GLVC with nine double-dou-bles...

Opened the season with five straight double-doubles...

The all-time leader at UIS in blocked shots...

Scored over 20 points twice...

Made 10 field goals at Saint Joseph’s, which tied a school record...

Hit 11 free throws at Lewis....

Had a blocked shot in all 21 games played...

Pulled down 16 rebounds twice, which is also a school record...

32 Michael Fakuade6-7 Senior Forward

Chicago, Ill. (Northern Illinois)

Favorite TV Show...ESPN

Favorite Pig Out Food...Wendy’s


Celebrity Crush...Christina Millian

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Nigerian food

Favorite Musician...J. Cole



About Chase Brinkley Click Here for Full Bio

33 Chase Brinkley6-1 Junior Guard

Paris, Ill. (Olney CC)

Favorite TV Show...Friday Night Lights

Favorite Restaurant...Olive Gardne


Celebrity Crush...Jennifer Aniston

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Pork chops, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob and rolls

Favorite Pig Out Food...Wings

Favorite Movie...Wedding Crashers

Favorite Musician...Roscoe Dash

Why Did You Choose UIS...Close to home



About Jamie Burkard Click Here for Full Bio

Notes on Burkard...

Played season-high 16 minutes at Drury...

Grabbed six rebounds in back-to-back games...

Had two offensive rebounds in back-to-back games...

Had one field goal in first three games of sea-son...

Scored career-high four points against North-wood and Hillsdale...

Dished an assist against Northwood...

Had steals in two straight contests as well...

34 Jaime Burkard6-8 Sophomore Forward

Fort Wanye, Ind. (Northrop)

Favorite TV Show...The Walking Dead

Favorite Pig Out Food...Sour Patch Kids


Celebrity Crush...Bree Olson

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Chicken fingers

Favorite Musician...Drake



About Dylan Sparkman Click Here for Full Bio

54 Dylan Sparkman6-10 Freshman Forward

East Peoria, Ill. (East Peoria)

Favorite TV Show...Tosh . O

Favorite Restaurant...Flat Top

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Sammy Sosa

Celebrity Crush...Taylor Swift

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Steak and potatoes

Favorite Pig Out Food...Macaroni and Cheese

Favorite Movie...Legend of Ron Burgandy: Anchor-man

Favorite Musician...Zac Brown Band

Why Did You Choose UIS...Felt like home

Guilty Pleasure...Grandma’s Texas Chocolate Cake



GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. StreakEastBellarmine 17-1 .944 33-2 .943 W9Southern Indiana 14-4 .778 24-6 .800 L2Northern Kentucky 12-6 .667 21-9 .700 L1Indianapolis 12-6 .667 19-9 .679 L2Kentucky Wesleyan 10-8 .556 19-10 .655 L2

WestDrury 13-5 .722 23-8 .742 L1Missouri-St. Louis 10-8 .556 16-11 .593 L1Rockhurst 6-12 .333 8-19 .296 L2Missouri S&T 3-15 .167 7-18 .280 L3Maryville 3-15 .167 7-19 .269 W1 NorthQuincy 9-9 .500 16-11 .593 L1Lewis 9-9 .500 17-14 .548 L1Saint Joseph’s 7-11 .389 11-16 .407 L2Wisconsin-Parkside 6-12 .333 9-18 .333 L1Illinois Springfield 4-14 .222 8-17 .320 W2

ALL-GLVC THIRD TEAMJustin Benedetti BellarmineChris Dowe BellarmineJosh Edmonds QuincyMalcolm Eleby Northern KentuckyMichael Fakuade Illinois SpringfieldKevin Gant Southern IndianaCardell McFarland Kentucky WesleyanDennon Mitchell DruryAdrian Moss IndianapolisJosh Tabb Northern Kentucky

GLVC ChampionshipFirst Round Bellarmine 72 vs. Rockhurst 52 First Round Southern Indiana 92 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside 64 First Round Drury 67 vs. Saint Joseph's 61 First Round Lewis 69 vs. Indianapolis 67 First Round Northern Kentucky 75 vs. Quincy 70 First Round Kentucky Wesleyan 99 vs. Missouri-St. Louis 58 Quarterfinals Drury 72 vs. Lewis 58 Quarterfinals Kentucky Wesleyan 91 vs. Northern Kentucky 89 Semifinals Southern Indiana 88 vs. Drury 74 Semifinals Bellarmine 86 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 73 Championship Bellarmine 87 vs. Southern Indiana 81

NCAA Midwest Regional First Round Bellarmine 84 vs. Indianapolis 70 First Round Wayne State 88 vs. Ferris State 90 First Round Northern Kentucky 76 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 74 First Round Southern Indiana 64 vs. Drury 65 Second Round Bellarmine 87 vs. Northern Kentucky 82 Second Round Ferris State 83 vs. Drury 76 Regional Finals Bellarmine 85 Ferris State 66

NCAA Elite EightQuarter Finals Bellarmine 70 vs. Midwestern State 64Semi Finals Bellarmine 81 vs. Minnesota State Mankato 74National Championship Bellarmine 71 vs. BYU-Hawaii 68

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ALL-GLVC FIRST TEAMDarius Adams IndianapolisGerald Fulton Missouri-St. LouisBraydon Hobbs Bellarmine Jeremy Kendle BellarmineMohamed Ntumba Southern Indiana

ALL-GLVC SECOND TEAMAlex Hall DruryJaJuan Maxwell DruryDennis Thomas LewisCJ Trotter Southern IndianaAnthony Young Kentucky Wesleyan

5. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 2216. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 1927. Justin Sims 2009-10 1828. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1759. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 17210. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 165

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made)1. Carl Hayes (6-8) 2009-10 .7502. Damiko Reese (12-20) 2009-10 .6003. Michael Fakuade (101-192) 2010-present .5264. Zach Lewis (86-175) 2009-10 .4915. Brandon Snowden (49-101) 2010-present .4856. Chigozie Umeadi (107-221) 2009-present .4847. Richard Oruche (151-322) 2009-10 .4698. Jermaine Roberts-Love (76-165) 2010-present .4619. Caleb Sutton (17-37) 2009-10 .45910. Steffen Spinks (62-135) 2009-11 .459

3-POINT FIELD GOALS (CAREER)3-point field goals made1. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 772. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 573. Richard Oruche 2009-10 474. Lester Hart 2010-present 405. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 336. Zach Lewis 2009-10 287. Justin Sims 2009-10 208. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 189. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 1710. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 14

3-point field goals attempted1. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 1992. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 1433. Lester Hart 2010-present 1274. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1195. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 886. Zach Lewis 2009-10 657. Justin Sims 2009-10 578. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 489. Jermai Roberts-Love 2010-present 4610. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 453-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made)

1. Zach Lewis (28-65) 2009-10 .4312. . Derrick Tribble (18-45) 2009-10 .4003. Brandon Farmer (57-143) 2009-11 .3994. Richard Oruche (47-119) 2009-10 .3955. Ryan Thornton (77-199) 2009-11 .3876. Kendall Burrage (33-88) 2009-11 .3757. Jermaine Roberts-Love (17-46) 2010-present .3708. Justin Sims (20-57) 2009-10 .3519. Lester Hart (40-127) 2010-present .31510. Steffen Spinks (14-48) 2009-11 .292

FREE THROWS (CAREER)Free throws made1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1072. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 1043. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 784. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 725. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 676. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 407. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 32 Kendall Burrage 2009-11 329. Justin Sims 2009-10 2810. Lester Hart 2010-present 27

Free throws attempted1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 1362. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1333. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 1214. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 1005. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 936. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 627. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 558. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 459. Lester Hart 2010-present 4210. Justin Sims 2009-10 40

Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made)1. Zach Lewis (15-16) 2009-10 .9382. Jermaine Roberts-Love (78-93)2010-11 .8393. Ryan Thornton (17-21) 2009-11 .8104. Richard Oruche (107-133) 2009-10 .8055. Brandon Farmer (104-136) 2009-11 .7656. Kendall Burrage (32-45) 2009-11 .7117. Justin Sims (28-40) 2009-10 .700


Points1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 4872. Richard Oruche 2009-10 4563. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 2894. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 272 Michael Fakuade 2010-present 2726. Lester Hart 2010-present 2537. Jermiane Love-Roberts 2010-present 2478. Zach Lewis 2009-10 2159. Justin Sims 2009-10 20410. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 193

Scoring average1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 19.82. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 13.03. Lester Hart 2010-present 10.54. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-present 10.35. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 9.96. Zach Lewis 2009-10 9.37. Justin Sims 2009-10 9.38. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 6.59. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 6.310. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 6.3

FIELD GOALS (CAREER)

Field goals made1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 163 2. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1513. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 1074. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 1015. Lester Hart 2010-present 936. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 897. Zach Lewis 2009-10 868. Justin Sims 2009-10 789. Jermiane Love-Roberts 2010-present 7610. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 64

Field goals attempted1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 4052. Richard Oruche 2009-10 3223. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 2494. Lester Hart 2010-present 230



8. Derrick Tribble (11-16) 2009-10 .6889. Michael Fakuade (67-100) 2010-present .67010. Caleb Sutton (12-18) 2009-10 .667 Keith Smith (12-18) 2010-present .667

REBOUNDING (CAREER)Rebounds1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 1952. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 1933. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 1464. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1335. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 131 6. Justin Sims 2009-10 967. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 938. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 929. Zach Lewis 2009-10 7610. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 75

Rebounding average (minimum 5 games)1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 9.32. Richard Oruche 2009-10 5.83. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 5.54. Justin Sims 2009-10 4.45. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 3.96. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 3.87. Zach Lewis 2009-10 3.38. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 3.29. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 3.010. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 3.0

Defensive rebounds1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 1562. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 1173. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 924. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 875. Richard Oruche 2009-10 836. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 727. Justin Sims 2009-10 708. Jermai Roberts-Love 2010-present 669. Zach Lewis 2009-10 5110. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 48

Defense rebound avg (minimum 5 games)

1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 5.62. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 3.83. Richard Oruche 2009-10 3.64. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 3.2 Justin Sims 2009-10 3.26. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 2.87. Zach Lewis 2009-10 2.2 Damiko Reese 2009-10 2.29. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 2.010. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-11 1.9

Offensive rebounds1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 782. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 593. Richard Oruche 2009-10 504. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 395. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 376. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 327. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 288. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 27 9. Justin Sims 2009-10 26 Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 26

Offense rebound avg (minimum 5 games)1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 3.72. Richard Oruche 2009-10 2.23. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 1.64. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 1.3 Brandon Snowden 2010-present 1.36. Justin Sims 2009-10 1.27. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1.18. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 1.19. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 1.0 Steffen Spinks 2009-11 1.0

ASSISTS (CAREER)Assists1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 2192. Richard Oruche 2009-10 523. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 514. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 455. Keith Smith 2010-present 446. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 327. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 28


8. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 269. Zach Lewis 2009-10 2510. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 24 Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 24

Assists average (minimum 5 games)1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 4.52. Richard Oruche 2009-10 2.33. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 2.14. Keith Smith 2010-present 1.85. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 1.26. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 1.27. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1.18. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 1.0 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 1.0 Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-present 1.0

BLOCKED SHOTS (CAREER)Blocked shots1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 732. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 193. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 154. Justin Sims 2009-10 95. Caleb Sutton 2009-10 5 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 5 Steffen Spinks 2009-11 58. Zach Lewis 2009-10 49. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 310. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 2 Lester Hart 2010-present 2

Blocked shots average 1. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 3.52. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 0.83. Justin Sims 2009-10 0.44. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 0.35. Caleb Sutton 2009-10 0.2 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 0.2 Steffen Spinks 2009-11 0.2 Zach Lewis 2009-10 0.2 Damiko Reese 2009-10 0.210. Lester Hart 2010-present 0.1

STEALS (CAREER)


5. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 19 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-present 197. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 188. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 179. Zach Lewis 2009-10 15 Lester Hart 2010-present 15

SCORING (SEASON)Points1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 4562. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 2723. Lester Hart 2010-11 2534. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 247 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 2476. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 2407. Zach Lewis 2009-10 2158. Justin Sims 2009-10 2049. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 18210. Ryan Thornton 2009-10 179

Scoring average 1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 19.82. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 13.03. Lester Hart 2010-11 10.54. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 10.3 Brandon Farmer 2009-10 10.36. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 9.67. Zach Lewis 2009-10 9.38. Justin Sims 2009-10 9.39. Ryan Thornton 2009-10 7.510. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 7.3

FIELD GOALS (SEASON)Field goals made1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1512. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 1013. Lester Hart 2010-11 934. Zach Lewis 2009-10 865. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 836. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 807. Justin Sims 2009-10 788. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 769. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 6510. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 60

Field goals attempted1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 3222. Lester Hart 2010-11 2303. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 2124. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 1935. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 1926. Justin Sims 2009-10 1827. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1758. Jermaine Roberts-Love 2010-11 1659. Ryan Thornton 2009-10 14810. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 143

Field goal percentage 1. Carl Hayes 2009-10 .7502. Damiko Reese 2009-10 .6003. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 .5384. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 .5265. Zach Lewis 2009-10 .4916. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 .4857. Richard Oruche 2009-10 .4698. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 .4619. Caleb Sutton 2009-10 .45910. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 .455

3-POINT FIELD GOALS (SEASON)3-point field goals made1. Ryan Thornton 2009-10 532. Richard Oruche 2009-10 473. Lester Hart 2010-11 404. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 335. Zach Lewis 2009-10 286. Ryan Thornton 2010-11 24 Brandon Farmer 2009-10 248. Kendall Burrage 2010-11 229. Justin Sims 2009-10 2010. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 18

3-point field goals attempted1. Lester Hart 2010-11 127 Ryan Thornton 2009-10 1273. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1194. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 795. Ryan Thornton 2010-11 72

Steals1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 452. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 363. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 254. Richard Oruche 2009-10 23 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-present 236. Keith Smith 2010-present 16 Kendall Burrage 2009-11 168. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 159. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 14 Michael Fakuade 2010-present 14

Steals average 1. Brandon Snowden 2010-present 1.42. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1.0 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-present 1.04. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 0.95. Michael Fakuade 2010-present 0.76. Keith Smith 2010-present 0.6 Derrick Tribble 2009-10 0.6 Steffen Spinks 2009-11 0.69. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 0.5 Zach Lewis 2009-10 0.5

PARTICIPATION (CAREER)Games played1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 492. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 463. Kendall Burrage 2009-11 434. Ryan Thornton 2009-11 425. Steffen Spinks 2009-11 276. Keith Smith 2010-11 25 Brandon Snowden 2010-present 258. Lester Hart 2010-present 24 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-present 24 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 24 DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 24 Derrick Tribble 2009-10 24

Games started1. Brandon Farmer 2009-11 482. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 233. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-present 214. Richard Oruche 2009-10 20




6. Zach Lewis 2009-10 657. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 648. Kendall Burrage 2010-11 599. Justin Sims 2009-10 5710. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 47

3-point FG percentage 1. Zach Lewis (28-65) 2009-10 .4312. Brandon Farmer (33-79) 2010-11 .4183. Ryan Thornton (53-127) 2009-10 .4174. Derrick Tribble (18-45) 2009-10 .4005. Richard Oruche (47-119) 2009-10 .3956. Kendall Burrage (11-29) 2009-10 .3797. Brandon Farmer (24-64) 2009-10 .3758. Kendall Burrage (22-59) 2010-11 .3739. Jermaine Love-Roberts(17-46)2010-11 .37010. Justin Sims (20-57) 2009-10 .351

FREE THROWS (SEASON)Free throws made1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1072. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 783. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 674. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 575. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 496. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 477. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 408. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 329. Justin Sims 2009-10 2810. Lester Hart 2010-11 27

Free throws attempted1. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1332. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 1003. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 934. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 81 5. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 786. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 627. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 588. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 559. Lester Hart 2010-11 4210. Justin Sims 2009-10 40 Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 40

Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made)1. Zach Lewis 2009-10 .9382. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 .8393. Ryan Thornton 2010-11 .8184. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 .8105. Richard Oruche 2009-10 .8056. Ryan Thornton 2009-10 .8007. Kendall Burrage 2010-11 .7868. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 .7319. Justin Sims 2009-10 .70010. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 .688

REBOUNDING (SEASON)Rebounds1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 1952. Richard Oruche 2009-10 1333. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 1314. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 1195. Justin Sims 2009-10 966. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 927. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 868. Zach Lewis 2009-10 769. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 7510. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 74

Rebounding average 1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 9.32. Richard Oruche 2009-10 5.83. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 5.54. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 4.85. Justin Sims 2009-10 4.46. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 3.87. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 3.48. Zach Lewis 2009-10 3.39. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 3.110. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 3.0

Defensive rebounds1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 1172. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 1033. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 924. Richard Oruche 2009-10 835. Justin Sims 2009-10 70

6. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 667. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 598. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 539. Zach Lewis 2009-10 5110. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 48

Defense rebound avg. 1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 5.62. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 4.13. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 3.84. Richard Oruche 2009-10 3.65. Justin Sims 2009-10 3.26. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 2.87. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 2.4 Zach Lewis 2009-10 2.2 Brandon Farmer 2009-10 2.2 Damiko Reese 2009-10 2.2

Offensive rebounds1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 782. Richard Oruche 2009-10 503. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 394. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 32 Brandon Snowden 2010-11 326. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 27 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 278. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 26 Justin Sims 2009-10 2610. Matt Reynolds 2009-10 25 Zach Lewis 2009-10 25

Offense rebound avg. 1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 3.72. Richard Oruche 2009-10 2.23. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 1.64. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 1.55. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 1.36. Justin Sims 2009-10 1.27. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1.1 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 1.1 Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 1.1 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 1.1



ASSISTS (SEASON)Assists1. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 1242. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 953. Richard Oruche 2009-10 524. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 515. Keith Smith 2010-11 446. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 327. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 288. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 269. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 25 Zach Lewis 2009-10 25 Assists average 1. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 5.02. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 4.03. Richard Oruche 2009-10 2.34. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 2.15. Keith Smith 2010-11 1.86. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 1.37. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 1.28. Zach Lewis 2009-10 1.19. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 1.010. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 1.0 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 1.0 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 1.0

BLOCKED SHOTS (SEASON)Blocked shots1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 732. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 193. Justin Sims 2009-10 94. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 85. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 76. Caleb Sutton 2009-10 5 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 5 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 59. Zach Lewis 2009-10 410. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 2 Lester Hart 2010-11 2 Ryan Thornton 2010-11 2Blocked shots average

1. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 3.52. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 0.83. Justin Sims 2009-10 0.4 Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 0.45. Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 0.36. Caleb Sutton 2009-10 0.2 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 0.2 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 0.2 Zach Lewis 2009-10 0.2 Damiko Reese 2009-10 0.2

STEALS (SEASON)Steals1. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 362. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 243. Richard Oruche 2009-10 23 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 235. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 216. Keith Smith 2010-11 16 Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 168. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 159. Derrick Tribble 2009-10 14 Michael Fakuade 2010-11 14

Steals average 1. Brandon Snowden 2010-11 1.42. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 1.0 Richard Oruche 2009-10 1.04. Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 1.05. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 0.86. Chigozie Umeadi 2009-10 0.87. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 0.78. Keith Smith 2010-11 0.6 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 0.6 Derrick Tribble 2009-10 0.6

PARTICIPATION (SEASON)Games played1. Keith Smith 2010-11 25 Brandon Snowden 2010-11 25 Chigozie Umeadi 2010-11 25 Brandon Farmer 2010-11 25 Steffen Spinks 2010-11 25

6. Lester Hart 2010-11 24 Derrick Tribble 2009-10 24 Kendall Burrage 2010-11 24 Ryan Thornton 2009-10 24 Jermai Roberts-Love 2010-11 24 DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 24 Brandon Farmer 2009-10 24 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 24

Games started1. Brandon Farmer 2010-11 252. Brandon Farmer 2009-10 23 Matt Reynolds 2009-10 234. Richard Oruche 2009-10 205. Michael Fakuade 2010-11 19 Jermaine Love-Roberts 2010-11 197. Steffen Spinks 2010-11 188. DeAndre Miranda 2009-10 179. Zach Lewis 2009-10 15 Lester Hart 2010-11 15

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSMost points1. Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12-3-09 362. Richard Oruche, at Saint Joseph’s, 1-18-10 293. Brandon Farmer, Missouri S&T, 12-3-09 26 Lester Hart, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 26 Zach Lewis, Drury, 12-5-09 266. Richard Oruche, Central State, 12-12-09 257. Michael Fakuade, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 24 Brandon Farmer, at Indianapolis, 1-4-10 24 Richard Oruche, RMU-Springfield, 12-7-09 24 Jermaine Love- Roberts, Quincy, 2/06/11 24

Field goals made1. Michael Fakuade, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 10 Lester Hart, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 10 Zach Lewis, Drury, 12-5-09 10 Richard Oruche, Maryville, 1-14-10 10 Richard Oruche, at Central State, 11-30-09 10 Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12-3-09 107. Michael Fakuade, at Findlay, 12/7/10 9 Lester Hart, Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/17/11 9



Richard Oruche, at Saint Joseph’s, 1-18-10 9 Richard Oruche, Central State, 12-12-09 9 Damiko Reese, DRMU-Springfield, 12-7-09 9

Field goals attempted 1. Richard Oruche, at Central State, 11-30-09 222. Michael Fakuade, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 20 Richard Oruche, Bellarmine, 1-30-10 20 Justin Sims, RMU-Springfield, 2-7-10 205. Richard Oruche, Maryville, 1-14-10 196. Michael Fakuade, Lewis, 2/19/11 17 Lester Hart, Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/17/11 17 Zach Lewis, Drury, 12-5-09 17 Richard Oruche, at Rockhurst, 1-21-10 17 Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12-3-09 17 Richard Oruche, at Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/20/10 17

Field goal percentage 1. Damiko Reese, RM-Springfield, 12-7-09 (9-10) .9002. Chigozie Umeadi, RM-Srpingfield, 2-7-10 (8-9) .8893. Lester Hart, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 (10-13) .7694. Zach Lewis, MacMurray, 11-24-09 (8-11) .7275. . Michael Fakuade, at Bellarmine, 1/27/11 (8-12) .6676. Richard Oruche, Central State, 12-12-09 (9-14) .6437. Michael Fakuade, at Findlay, 12/7/10 (9-15) .600 Richard Oruche, at Saint Joe’s, 1/18/10 (9-15) .6009. Zach Lewis, Drury, 12/5/09 (10-17) .588 Richard Oruche, Mo. S&T, 12/3/09 (10-17) .588

3-point field goals made1. Lester Hart, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 6 Ryan Thornton, Maryville, 1/14/10 63. Justin Sims, at Quincy, 2/4/10 5 Ryan Thornton, at Missouri-St. Louis, 1/23/10 5 Ryan Thornton, Wisconsin-Parkside, 1/7/10 5 Ryan Thornton, at Lewis, 2/18/10 58. Kendall Burrage, Quincy, 2/13/10 4 Brandon Farmer, Eureka, 12/18/10 4 Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 4 Richard Oruche, Saint Joseph’s, 2/15/10 4 Richard Oruche, at Lewis, 2/18/10 4 Richard Oruche, at Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/20/10 4 Richard Oruche, at Quincy, 2/4/10 4

Ryan Thornton, MacMurray, 11/24/09 4 Ryan Thornton, Northwood, 11/13/10 4 Derrick Tribble, RM-Springfield, 12/7/09 4

3-point field goals attempted1. Kendall Burrage, Eureka, 12/18/10 10 Lester Har, at Drury 12/2/10 10 Ryan Thornton, Maryville, 1/14/10 10 Ryan Thornton, Bellarmine, 1/30/10 106. Lester Hart, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 9 Ryan Thornton, Lewis, 1/9/10 98. 11 Tied 8

3-point FG percentage (6 made)1. Lester Hart, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 (6-8) .7502. Ryan Thornton, Maryville, 1/14/10 (6-10) .600

Free throws made1. Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 12 Jermaine Love-Roberts at No. Kentucky 1/29/11 123. Michael Fakuade, at Lewis 1/06/11 11 Brandon Farmer, at Indianapolis, 1/4/10 115. Brandon Farmer, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 106. Richard Oruche, at Rockhurst, 1/21/10 9 Chigozie Umeadi, Northwood, 11/13/10 98. Richard Oruche, at Saint Joseph’s, 1/18/10 8 Richard Oruche, Lewis, 1/9/10 8 Richard Oruche, at Lewis, 2/18/10 8 Jermaine Love-Roberts, Quincy, 2/6/11 8 Jermaine Love-Roberts, UW-Parkside, 2/17/11 8 Brandon Snowden, Saint Joseph’s, 1/13/11 8

Free throws attempted 1. Brandon Farmer, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 152. Michael Fakuade, at Lewis, 1/6/11 143. Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 134. Brandon Farmer, at Indianapolis, 1/4/10 12 Jermaine Love-Roberts, at No. Kentucky; 1/29/11 126. Brandon Snowden, Saint Joseph’s, 1/13/11 11 Chigozie Umeadi, Northwood, 11/13/10 118. Michael Fakuade, at No. Kentucky; 1/29/11 10 Brandon Farmer, RM-Springfield,11/18/10 10 Richard Oruche, at Rockhurst, 1/21/10 10

Richard Oruche, Bellarmine, 1/30/10 10

Free throw percentage 1. Richard Oruche, at Saint Joe’s, 1/18/10 (8-8) 1.000 Richard Oruche, at So. Indiana, 1/2/10 (6-6) 1.000 Richard Oruche, at Lewis, 2/18/10 (8-8) 1.000 Jermaine Love-Roberts, KWC, 1/15/11 (6-6) 1.000 Jermiane Love-Roberts, at NKU 1/29/11 (12-12)6. Richard Oruche, Missouri S&T, 12-3/09 (12-13) .9237. Brandon Farmer, at UIndy, 1/4/10 (11-12) .9178. Richard Oruche, at Rockhurst, 1/21/10 (9-10) .9009. Richard Oruche, Lewis, 1/9/10 (8-9) .889 Jermiane Love-Roberts, Quincy, 2/6/11 (8-9) .889 Jermaine Love-Roberts, Parkside, 2/17/11 (8-9) .889

Most rebounds1. Michael Fakuade, Saint Joseph’s, 1/13/11 16 Michael Fakuade, at Lincoln, 11/20/10 163. Michael Fakuade, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 154. Michael Fakuade, Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/17/11 145. Michael Fakuade, at Drury, 12/2/10 13 De Andre Miranda, at Central State, 11/30/09 13 Matt Reynolds, at Indianapolis, 1/4/10 138. Michael Fakuade, Missouri-St. Louis, 1/20/11 129. Brandon Farmer, at Maryville, 1/17/11 1110. Eight Tied 10

Most assists1. Brandon Farmer, Wisconsin-Parkside, 2/17/11 112. Brandon Farmer, Quincy, 2/06/11 103. Brandon Farmer, at Saint Joseph’s; 1/18/10 9 Brandon Farmer, Quincy, 2/13/10 9 Keith Smith, Eureka, 12/18/10 97. Brandon Farmer, Missouri-St. Louis, 1/20/11 8 Brandon Farmer, Northwood, 11/13/10 8 Brandon Farmer, Saint Joseph’s, 2/15/10 810. Seven Tied 7

Most steals1. Brandon Snowden, Rockhurst, 1/22/11 62. Jermaine Love-Roberts, UW-Parkside, 2/17/11 5 Brandon Snowden, at NKU, 1/29/11 5 4. Richard Oruche, Saint Joseph’s, 2/15/10 4


Steffen Spinks, Eureka, 12/18/10 4 Derrick Tribble, MacMurray, 11/24/09 4 Chigozie Umeadi, UW-Parkside, 1/7/10 49. Michael Fakuade, at Lewis, 1/06/11 3 Michael Fakuade, at Northern Kentucky, 1/29/11 3 Brandon Farmer, Quincy, 2/06/11 3 Brandon Farmer, at Central State, 11/30/09 3 Brandon Farmer, RM-Springfield, 12/7/09 3 Zach Lewis, Missouri S&T, 12/3/09 3 Richard Oruche, Mesa State, 12/21/09 3 Jermaine Love-Roberts, So. Indiana; 1/04/11 3 Brandon Snowden, Quincy, 2/06/11 3 Brandon Snowden, Hillsdale, 11/15/10 3 Chigozie Umeadi, at Southern Indiana, 1/2/10 3

Most blocked shots1. Michael Fakuade, at Findlay, 12/7/10 62. Michael Fakuade, Indianapolis, 1/2/11 5 Michael Fakuade, at Maryville, 1/17/11 5 Michael Fakuade, at Saint Joseph’s, 2/14/11 55. Michael Fakuade, Southern Indiana; 1/4/11 4 Michael Fakuade, at Lewis, 1/6/11 4 Michael Fakuade, Missouri-St. Louis, 1/20/11 4 Michael Fakuade, Lewis, 2/19/11 4 Michael Fakuade, at Quincy, 2/10/11 410. 13 Tied 3

Most points1. 115 MacMurray 11/24/09 115 Missouri S&T 12/3/093. 105 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/094. 99 Maryville 1/14/105. 97 Rockhurst 1/22/116. 95 Eureka 12/18/107. 87 Robert Morris-Springfield 2/7/108. 86 at Northern Kentucky 1/29/119. 85 Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 85 at Indianapolis 1/4/10 85 Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11

Field goals made1. 41 MacMurray 11/24/09 41 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/09

3. 37 Eureka 12/18/104. 36 Rockhurst 1/22/11 36 Maryville 1/14/106. 35 Missouri S&T 12/3/097. 33 Robert Morris-Springfield 2/7/10 33 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/119. 31 at Central State 11/30/0910. 30 Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 30 Central State 12/12/09

Field goals attempted1. 84 at Central State 11/30/092. 75 Eureka 12/18/10 75 Saint Joseph’s 2/15/104. 73 Maryville 1/14/105. 72 Robert Morris-Springfield 2/7/106. 71 at Bellarmine 1/27/117. 70 MacMurray 11/24/09 70 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/099. 69 Robert Morris-Springfield 11/18/1010. 67 Drury 12/5/09 67 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/11

Field goal percentage (20 made)1. .600 (36-60) Rockhurst 01/22/112. .587 (27-46) at Quincy 2/10/11 3. .586 (41-70) MacMurray 11/24/09 .586 (41-70) Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/095. .574 (35-61) Missouri S&T 12/3/09 6. .556 (30-54) Central State 12/12/09 7. .520 (26-50) at Kentucky Wesleyan 1/16/10 8. .518 (29-56) at Northern Kentucky 1/29/11 9. .517 (30-58) Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 10. .512 (22-43) Indianapolis 1/2/11 .512 (22-43) at Lewis 2/18/10

3-point field goals made1. 14 Maryville 1/14/10 14 MacMurray 11/24/09 14 at Lewis 2/18/104. 13 Rockhurst 1/22/11 13 Missouri S&T 12/3/09 13 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/09

13 Eureka 12/18/108. 12 at Kentucky Wesleyan 1/16/10 12 at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/1010. 11 Drury 12/5/09 11 at Quincy 2/4/10

3-point field goals attempted1. 35 Eureka 12/18/10 35 Saint Joseph’s 2/15/103. 33 Maryville 1/14/104. 30 Drury 12/5/095. 28, at Bellarmine 1/27/11 28 Lake Superior State 11/12/107. 27 at UW-Parkside 2/20/108. 26 Bellarmine 1/30/10 26 at Drury 12/2/1010. 25 at Rockhurst 1/21/10 25 Missouri S&T 12/3/09

3-point FG percentage (10 made)1. .700 (14-20) MacMurray 11/24/09 2. .684 (13-19) Rockhurst; 1/22/11 .684 (13-19) Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/09 4. .600 (12-20) at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/10 5. .583 (14-24) at Lewis 2/18/10 6. .571 (12-21) at Kentucky Wesleyan 1/16/10 7. .520 (13-25) Missouri S&T 12/3/09 8. .458 (11-24) at Quincy 2/4/10 9. .424 (14-33) Maryville 1/14/10 10. .371 (13-35) Eureka 12/18/10

Free throws made1. 32 Missouri S&T 12-3-092. 24 Saint Joseph’s 1/13/11 24 at Indianapolis 1/4/10 24 at Northern Kentucky 1/29/11 24 at Lincoln (MO) 11/20/106. 22 Northwood 11/13/107. 21 Quincy 2/06/118. 20 at Lewis Flyers 1/6/11



20 Lewis 2/19/11 20 at Northwood 11/11/11

Free throws attempted1. 42 Missouri S&T 12/3/092. 37 at Indianapolis 1/4/103. 35 at Lincoln (MO) 11/20/104. 34 Saint Joseph’s 1/13/115. 32 Northwood 11/13/106. 31 at Northern Kentucky 1/29/11 31 at Northwood 11/11/118. 30 Robert Morris 11/18/109. 28 at Lewis 1/6/11 28 Quincy 2/6/11

Free throw percentage (10 made)1. .917 (11-12) at Rockhurst; 1/21/10 2. .889 (16-18) at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/10 3. .882 (15-17) Kentucky Wesleyan 1/15/11 4. .850 (17-20) at Lewis 2/18/10 5. .833 (20-24) Lewis 2/19/11 6. .826 (19-23) Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 7. .824 (14-17) Wisconsin-Parkside 1/7/10 .824 (14-17) Lewis 1/9/10 9. .778 (14-18) Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/11 10. .774 (24-31) at Northern Kentucky 1/29/11

Most rebounds1. 52 Maryville 1/14/102. 50 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/09 50 Robert Morris-Springfield 2/7/104. 49 at Indianapolis 1/4/105. 48 Saint Joseph’s 1/13/11 48 Robert Morris-Springfield 11/18/107. 46 at Lincoln (MO) 11/20/10 46 Saint Joseph’s 2/15/109. 45 at Central State 11/30/09 45 Missouri S&T 12/3/09

Most assists1. 27 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/09 27 Eureka 12/18/103. 25 Maryville 1/14/10

4. 23 Robert Morris-Springfield 11/18/105. 21 Rockhurst 1/22/116. 20 at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/10 20 MacMurray 11/24/09 20 Lincoln 11/19/119. 19 Quincy 2/06/1110. 18 Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 18 Missouri S&T 12/3/09 18 Drury 12/5/09

Most steals1. 14 Eureka 12/18/102. 12 MacMurray 11/24/093. 11 Rockhurst 1/22/11 11 vs Lake Superior State 11/12/115. 10 Wisconsin-Parkside 1/7/10 10 Robert Morris-Springfield 11/18/10 10 at Lincoln (MO) 11/20/10 10 Findlay 11/28/119. 9 Wisconsin-Parkside 2/17/11 9 at Northern Kentucky 1/29/11 9 Lake Superior State 11/12/10

Most blocked shots1. 9 at Findlay 12/7/102. 7 Indianapolis 1/2/11 7 Lake Superior State 11/12/11 7 at Lincoln (MO) 11/20/10 7 Mesa State 12/21/09 7 Robert Morris-Springfield 12/7/097. 6 at Indianapolis 1/4/10 6 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/119. 5 Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/11 5 Rockhurst 1/22/11 5 at Maryville 1/17/11 5 at Northwood 11/11/11 5 Robert Morris-Springfield 11/18/10

TEAM SEASON RECORDSSCORING (SEASON)Points1. 1851 (24 games) 2009-102. 1766 (25 games) 2010-11

Scoring average1. 77.1 (24 games) 2009-102. 70.6 (25 games) 2010-11

FIELD GOALS (SEASON)Field goals made1. 669 (24 games) 2009-102. 610 (25 games) 2010-11

Field goals attempted1. 1491 (24 games) 2009-102. 1441 (25 games) 2010-11

Field goal percentage1. .449 (669-1491) 2009-102. .423 (610-1441) 2010-11

3-POINT FIELD GOALS (SEASON)3-point field goals made1. 211 (24 games) 2009-102. 162 (25 games) 2010-11

3-point field goals attempted1. 542 (24 games) 2009-102. 488 (25 games) 2010-11

3-point FG percentage1. .389 (211-542) 2009-102. .332 (162-488) 2010-11

FREE THROWS (SEASON)Free throws made1. 384 (25 games) 2010-112. 302 (24 games) 2009-10

Free throws attempted1. 551 (25 games) 2010-112. 433 (24 games) 2009-10Free throw percentage



1. .697 (302-433) 2009-102. .697 (384-551) 2010-11

REBOUNDING (SEASON)

Rebounds1. 931 (310o-621d) 2009-102. 868 (291o-577d) 2010-11

Rebounding average1. 38.8 (24 games) 2009-102. 34.7 (25 games) 2010-11

Defensive rebounds1. 621 (310o-621d) 2009-102. 577 (291o-577d) 2010-11

Defense rebound avg1. 25.9 (24 games) 2009-102. 23.1 (25 games) 2010-11

Offensive rebounds1. 310 (310o-621d) 2009-102. 291 (291o-577d) 2010-11 Offense rebound avg1. 12.9 (24 games) 2009-102. 11.6 (25 games) 2010-11

ASSISTS (SEASON)

Assists1. 351 2009-102. 334 2010-11

Assists average1. 14.6 (24 games) 2009-102. 13.4 (25 games) 2010-11

BLOCKED SHOTS (SEASON)Blocked shots1. 92 2010-112. 55 2009-10

Blocked shots average1. 3.7 (25 games) 2010-112. 2.3 (24 games) 2009-10

STEALS (SEASON)Steals1. 163 2010-112. 124 2009-10

Steals average1. 6.5 (25 games) 2010-112. 5.2 (24 games) 2009-10

PARTICIPATION (SEASON)Games played1. 25 2010-112. 24 2009-10


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